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PM5D/PM5D-RH V2

DSP5D

Owner’s Manual

PM5D/PM5D-RH V2 / DSP5D

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U.R.G., Pro Audio & Digital Musical Instrument Division, Yamaha Corporation

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Default Chapter2
- Important Safety Instructions2
- Included Accessories5
- Table of Contents6
1 Introduction10
- Thank You10
- An Overview of the PM5D System10
- Differences between the PM5D Model and the PM5D-RH Model11
  - About the Channel Structure of the PM5D12
- About the DSP5D12
  - Differences with the PM5D12
  - Regarding Cascade Connections between the PM5D and DSP5D13
- About PM5D Editor and DSP5D Editor13
- Firmware Versions14
- Major New Functionality in PM5D Firmware V2.014
- Regarding Word Clock Synchronization15
- How this Manual Is Organized15
  - Conventions in this Manual15
2 Top, Front, and Rear Panels16
- Top Panel16
- Rear Panel18
- Front Panel20
- DSP5D Front Panel21
- DSP5D Rear Panel22
3 Basic Operation on the PM5D23
- About the Various Types of User Interface23
- Basic Operation26
4 Connections and Setup31
- Examples of Systems Expanded with the DSP5D31
- Audio Connections33
- Word Clock Connections and Settings38
  - About Word Clock38
  - Selecting the Word Clock Master38
- Restoring the Current Scene to the Default State40
- Switching the Target of Panel Operations (When Cascade-Connected with the DSP5D)40
- Input Channel Operations41
6 Output Channel Operations55
- About the Output Channels55
- MIX Section57
  - Items in the MIX Section57
  - Operations in the MIX Section57
    - Matrix Buses58
    - Pairing MIX Channels59
- STEREO A/B Channel Strip61
  - Items in the STEREO A/B Channel Strip61
  - Operations in the STEREO A/B Channel Strip62
- MATRIX Section63
  - Items in the MATRIX Section63
  - Operations in the MATRIX Section63
7 Using the Selected Channel Section65
- About the SELECTED CHANNEL Section65
- Items in the SELECTED CHANNEL Section65
- Operations in the SELECTED CHANNEL Section70
8 Input Patch / Output Patch Operations74
- Changing the Input Patch Settings74
- Changing the Output Patch Settings75
- Inserting an External Device into a Channel77
  - Connecting an External Device for Insertion77
  - Patching the Insert-Out and Insert-In78
- Directly Outputting the Signal of an Input Channel80
9 Grouping and Linking81
- About DCA Groups and Mute Groups81
- Items in the ASSIGN MODE Section81
- Items in the DCA Strip81
- Using DCA Groups82
  - Assigning Channels to DCA Groups82
  - Controlling DCA Groups83
- Using Mute Groups83
- Using EQ Link and Compressor Link85
10 Scene Memory87
- About Scenes87
- Items in the SCENE MEMORY Section88
- Using Scene Memories89
  - Storing a Scene89
  - Recalling a Scene90
- Using PREVIEW Mode90
- Using the Auto Store Function91
- Using the Direct Recall Function91
- Using the Selective Recall Function92
- Using the Recall Safe Function94
- Using the Fade Function95
- Using the Tracking Recall Function96
- Using the Global Paste Function97
11 Monitor and Cue99
- About the MONITOR and CUE Sections99
- Using the Monitor Function100
  - Items in the MONITOR Section100
  - Monitoring a Signal101
- Using the Cue/Solo Functions102
12 Talkback and Oscillator105
- About the TALKBACK/OSCILLATOR Sections105
  - Items in the TALKBACK/OSCILLATOR Sections105
- Using Talkback106
- Using the Oscillator107
13 Meters108
- Items in the Meter Section108
- Switching the Meter Display108
- Switching the Metering Point109
  - Specifying the Metering Point for Input Channels109
  - Specifying the Metering Point for Output Channels109
- Viewing the Gain Reduction of the Internal Gates and Compressors110
  - Viewing the Gain Reduction for Input Channels110
  - Viewing the Gain Reduction for Output Channels110
14 Effects111
- About the Internal Effects111
- Using an Internal Effect Via a MIX Bus112
- Inserting an Internal Effect into a Channel113
- Basic Operations in the Effect Screen114
- Using the Tap Tempo Function116
- Using the Freeze Effect117
15 Graphic EQ and Parametric EQ118
- Patching the GEQ Modules118
- Expanding the GEQ Modules119
- Basic Graphic EQ Operations119
  - Controlling the Graphic EQ from the Display119
  - Controlling the Graphic EQ from the DCA Section120
- Basic Parametric EQ Operations121
  - Controlling the Parametric EQ from the Display121
  - Controlling the Parametric EQ from the SELECTED CHANNEL Section122
16 Remote Control123
- MIDI on the PM5D123
- Using Program Changes to Control Events123
- Using Control Changes to Control Events125
- Using the MIDI Remote Function127
  - Assigning MIDI Messages to Controllers127
  - Using MIDI Remote Channels131
- Transmitting MIDI Events When You Switch Scenes132
- Using GPI (General Purpose Interface)133
17 Using Memory Cards138
- Using Memory Cards with the PM5D138
- Saving Files to a Memory Card138
- Loading Files from a Memory Card140
18 Surround Pan142
- About Surround Pan142
- Bus Configuration and Operation in Surround Mode143
  - About the Surround Buses143
  - How the MIX Section will Operate143
- Basic Settings for Surround Buses144
- Controlling Surround Pan145
- Notes Regarding Surround Pan147
19 Other Functions148
- Using the User Defined Keys148
- Using the FADER MODE Section149
- Locking the PM5D (Security Functions)151
  - Setting the System Password or Console Password151
  - Using Parameter Lock or Console Lock152
- Using Cascade Connections153
- Connecting the PM5D to Your Computer Via USB158
  - Caution When Using the USB to HOST Connector158
- Connecting the DSP5D to Your Computer Via Ethernet159
- Initializing the Pm5D's Internal Memory160
- Initializing the Dsp5D's Internal Memory160
- Adjusting the Faders and Input/Output Gain (Calibration)161
Information Shown in the Display163
- Upper Part of the Display (Always Visible)163
- Main Area of the Display164
- Lower Part of the Display (Always Visible)164
Function Menu165
Global Functions166
- EFFECT Functions166
- GEQ Function170
- SCENE Function175
- MIDI REMOTE Function188
- UTILITY Function204
- SYS/W.CLOCK Function219
- METER Function231
- MON/CUE Function234
Output Functions243
- OUTPUT PATCH Function243
- OUTPUT INSERT Function248
- OUTPUT EQ Function250
- OUTPUT COMP Function253
- OUTPUT DELAY Function257
  - MIX 1-24 Screen257
  - MATRIX/STEREO Screen257
- OUTPUT DCA/GROUP Function258
- MATRIX/ST Function262
- OUTPUT VIEW Function270
Input Functions277
- INPUT PATCH Function277
- INPUT HA/INSERT Function283
- INPUT Ø/Eq Function286
- INPUT GATE/COMP Function289
- INPUT DELAY Function295
- INPUT DCA/GROUP Function296
- PAN/ROUTING Function299
- INPUT VIEW Function311
Appendices317
- EQ Library List317
- GATE Library List318
- Compressor Library List319
- Dynamics Parameters321
  - GATE Section321
  - COMP Section322
- Effect Library List324
- Effects Parameters325
  - Delay Lcr326
  - Amp Simulate328
  - Dual Pitch328
  - Effects and Tempo Synchronization336
- Scene Memory/Effect Library to Program Change Table337
- Parameters that Can be Assigned to Control Changes341
- Control Change Parameter Assignments343
- NRPN Parameter Assignments360
- Channel Library List364
- List of Parameters Available for Pair, Recall Safe or OUTPUT ISOLATION Operation365
- Stereo Channels366
- MIDI Data Format368
  - Bulk Dump369
  - Parameter Change370
- Warning Messages377
- Error Messages379
- Troubleshooting380
- General Specifications381
  - Pm5D/Pm5D-Rh381
  - Dsp5D383
- Input/Output Characteristics384
- Electrical Characteristics389
  - Pm5D/Pm5D-Rh389
  - Sampling Frequency390
  - Dsp5D391
- Other Functions393
- Pin Assignment394
- Dimensions395
- MIDI Implementation Chart396
- Index397
- PM5D/PM5D-RH Block Diagram403
- DSP5D Block Diagram404
- PM5D Level Diagram405
- PM5D-RH Level Diagram406
- DSP5D Level Diagram407

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Yamaha DSP5D Specifications

General

Type	Digital Mixing Console
Channels	96
EQ	4-band parametric EQ per channel
Built-in Effects	Yes
Bit Depth	24-bit
A/D and D/A Conversion	24-bit
Power Supply	AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz
Output Channels	24
Effects	Reverb, Delay, Modulation, etc.
Digital I/O	AES/EBU, ADAT
Input Connectors	XLR
Output Connectors	XLR
Sampling Rate	48 kHz
Sampling Frequency	44.1kHz, 48kHz
Dynamic Range	110 dB
Connectivity	Ethernet
Dimensions	480 mm x 132 mm x 351 mm